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1981 IAAF World Race Walking Cup

Field	Value
Name	1981 IAAF World Race Walking Cup
Organisers	IAAF
Edition	10th
Date	October 3–4
Host city	Valencia, Valencia, Spain Spain
Nations participating	18
Athletes participating	160
Races	3
Previous	1979 Eschborn
Next	1983 Bergen

The 1981 IAAF World Race Walking Cup was held on 3 and 4 October 1981 in the streets of Valencia, Spain. The event was also known as IAAF Race Walking World Cup.

Complete results were published. | access-date = August 8, 2013

Medallists

Team (Women)		105 pts		104 pts		90 pts

Results

Men's 20 km

Place	Athlete	Nation	Time
	Ernesto Canto	MEX	1:23:52
	Roland Wieser	GDR	1:24:12
	Alessandro Pezzatini	ITA	1:24:24
4	Yevgeniy Yevsyukov	URS	1:24:51
5	José Marín	ESP	1:25:00
6	Maurizio Damilano	ITA	1:25:08
7	Anatoliy Solomin	URS	1:26:39
8	Pyotr Pochenchuk	URS	1:27:03
9	Bo Gustafsson	SWE	1:27:28
10	Guillaume LeBlanc	CAN	1:28:02
11	Pavol Blažek	TCH	1:28:12
12	Stefan Petrik	TCH	1:28:20
13	Carlo Mattioli	ITA	1:28:52
14	Ralf Meisel	GDR	1:29:24
15	Stanisław Rola	POL	1:29:37
16	Wang Chuntang	CHN	1:29:45
17	Steve Barry	GBR	1:29:56
18	Erling Andersen	NOR	1:30:03
19	Ian McCombie	GBR	1:30:03
20	Eduardo Linares	MEX	1:30:05
21	Todd Scully	USA	1:30:22
22	Jim Heiring	USA	1:30:39
23	Mykola Vynnychenko	URS	1:31:11
24	Jozef Zimka	TCH	1:31:13
25	Marcelino Colín	MEX	1:31:23
26	Zdzisław Szlapkin	POL	1:31:29
27	Bogusław Duda	POL	1:31:35
28	Ray Sharp	USA	1:32:30
29	Bill Dyer	AUS	1:32:52
30	Roger Mills	GBR	1:33:30
31	Andrés Marin	ESP	1:33:46
32	François Lapointe	CAN	1:33:49
33	Amos Seddon	GBR	1:33:52
34	Philippe Lafleur	FRA	1:34:08
35	Per Rasmussen	SWE	1:34:18
36	Jaroslaw Kazmierski	POL	1:34:18
37	Roland Nilsson	SWE	1:34:47
38	Martial Fesselier	FRA	1:35:05
39	Pascal Lenglart	FRA	1:35:59
40	Jozef Pribilinec	TCH	1:36:25
41	Duncan Knox	AUS	1:37:41
42	Denis Terraz	FRA	1:38:40
43	Horst Matern	GDR	1:39:21
44	Francisco Botonero	ESP	1:39:55
45	Tore Strømøy	NOR	1:40:07
46	Michael Stones	CAN	1:41:56
47	Gu Fangyuan	CHN	1:44:47
48	Anders Hjelle	NOR	1:46:05
49	Michael Harvey	AUS	1:46:17
—	Zhang Fuxin	CHN	DQ
—	Luis Bueno	ESP	DQ
—	Ralf Kowalsky	GDR	DQ
—	Giorgio Damilano	ITA	DQ
—	Felix Gómez	MEX	DQ
—	Owe Hemmingsson	SWE	DQ
—	Steve Pecinovsky	USA	DQ
—	Dave Smith	AUS	DNF
—	Tor-Ivar Guttulsrød	NOR	DNF

Men's 50 km

Place	Athlete	Nation	Time
	Raúl González	MEX	3:48:30
	Hartwig Gauder	GDR	3:52:18
	Sandro Bellucci	ITA	3:54:57
4	Dietmar Meisch	GDR	3:56:27
5	Arturo Bravo	MEX	3:58:04
6	Martín Bermúdez	MEX	3:58:16
7	Valeriy Suntsov	URS	4:01:30
8	Uwe Dünkel	GDR	4:02:04
9	Gérard Lelièvre	FRA	4:03:06
10	Giacomo Poggi	ITA	4:03:15
11	Viktor Dorovskikh	URS	4:03:51
12	Viktor Grodenchuk	URS	4:07:16
13	Marco Evoniuk	USA	4:07:44
14	Domenico Carpentieri	ITA	4:13:19
15	Bohdan Bułakowski	POL	4:15:34
16	Pavol Jati	TCH	4:17:06
17	Lubos Mackanic	TCH	4:17:11
18	Bengt Simonsen	SWE	4:17:57
19	Paolo Grecucci	ITA	4:18:56
20	Ian Richards	GBR	4:21:04
21	Dan OʼConnor	USA	4:22:24
22	Vladimír Podroužek	TCH	4:23:31
23	Krzysztof Drajski	POL	4:25:10
24	Jan Pilczuk	POL	4:26:28
25	Stig-Olof Elovsson	SWE	4:28:08
26	Vince OʼSullivan	USA	4:29:49
27	Wayne Glusker	USA	4:33:01
28	Barry Graham	GBR	4:34:34
29	Max Sjöholm	SWE	4:34:58
30	François Lapointe	CAN	4:35:51
31	Bob Dobson	GBR	4:36:13
32	Pavel Szikora	TCH	4:37:31
33	John Sheard	AUS	4:38:48
34	Dennis Jackson	GBR	4:39:37
35	Cato Viken	NOR	4:41:04
36	Alain Moulinet	FRA	4:42:58
37	Agustin Jorbo	ESP	4:43:03
38	Harry Summers	AUS	4:43:43
39	Stanisław Korneluk	POL	4:47:27
40	Jean-Pierre Saint-Martin	FRA	4:52:04
41	Maurice Dumont	FRA	5:03:32
—	Rafael Espejo	ESP	DQ
—	Jorge Llopart	ESP	DQ
—	Enrique Vera	MEX	DQ
—	Ragner Hofnes	NOR	DQ
—	Peter Fullager	AUS	DNF
—	Willi Sawall	AUS	DNF
—	Marcel Jobin	CAN	DNF
—	Guillaume LeBlanc	CAN	DNF
—	Michael Stones	CAN	DNF
—	Gu Fangyuan	CHN	DNF
—	Wang Chuntang	CHN	DNF
—	Zhang Fuxin	CHN	DNF
—	Manuel Alcalde	ESP	DNF
—	Ronald Weigel	GDR	DNF
—	Harald Krokli	NOR	DNF
—	Lars Ove Moen	NOR	DNF
—	Torbjørn Janse	SWE	DNF
—	Vyacheslav Fursov	URS	DNF

Team (men)

The team rankings, named Lugano Trophy, combined the 20km and 50km events team results.

Place		Country		Points



4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15

Women's 5 km

Place	Athlete	Nation	Time
	Siv Gustavsson	SWE	22:56.9
	Aleksandra Derevinskaya	URS	23:17.2
	Lyudmila Khrushchova	URS	23:25.4
4	Fröydis Hilsen	NOR	23:34.4
5	Ann Jansson	SWE	23:42.2
6	Sally Pierson	AUS	23:51.3
7	Sue Cook	AUS	24:04.9
8	Ann Peel	CAN	24:05.9
9	Susan Liers-Westerfield	USA	24:15.8
10	Natalya Sharipova	URS	24:20.7
11	Ann-Marie Larsson	SWE	24:31.0
12	Suzanne Griesbach	FRA	24:35.6
13	Irene Bateman	GBR	24:40.0
14	Margot Vetterli	SUI	24:43.9
15	Lillian Millen	GBR	24:47.4
16	Olga Tshgunova	URS	24:53.2
17	Britt Holmqvist	SWE	25:03.5
18	Jill Barrett	GBR	25:05.1
19	Carol Tyson	GBR	25:10.9
20	Ann Ryan	AUS	25:14.2
21	Gillian Grant	CAN	25:26
22	Teresa Palacios	ESP	25:31
23	Ingrid Adam	FRG	25:34
24	Line Viken	NOR	25:34
25	Bonnie Dillon	USA	25:39
26	Vicki Jones	USA	25:51
27	Mia Kjølberg	NOR	26:08
28	Paula Kash	USA	26:21
29	Claudine Gerald/Richard	FRA	26:35
30	Mandy Holland	CAN	26:44
31	Regine Broders	FRG	26:53
32	Isabelle Dumont	FRA	26:56
33	Jeanine Gosselin	FRA	27:02
34	Joni Bender	CAN	27:04
35	Valeria Carpanese	ITA	27:07
36	Lene Cassidy	DEN	27:16
37	Karin Jensen	DEN	27:17
38	Helga Henrich	FRG	27:23
39	Belén Asensio	ESP	27:27
40	Gunhild Kristiansen	DEN	28:00
41	Begoña Miranda	ESP	28:04
42	Paola Pastorini	ITA	28:12
43	Nuria Lloret	ESP	28:20
44	Renate Bauch	FRG	28:30
45	Laurence Perrin	SUI	29:32
46	Helle Bütow Jørgensen	DEN	30:30
47	Astrid Mignot	SUI	32:02
—	Lorraine Young-Jachno	AUS	DNF
—	Thorill Gylder	NOR	DNF

Team (women)

Place		Country		Points



4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13

Participation

The participation of 160 athletes (111 men/49 women) from 18 countries is reported.

(8/4)
(4/4)
(3/-)
(8/-)
(-/4)
(8/-)
(8/4)
(8/2)
(8/-)
(8/4)
(8/-)
(8/4)
(8/4)
(8/4)
(-/3)
(8/4)
(8/4)
(-/4)

Qualifying rounds

From 1961 to 1985 there were qualifying rounds for the men's competition with the first two winners proceeding to the final. This year, México, the Soviet Union, the German Democratic Republic, Italy, Spain, the United States, Australia, Canada, and China proceeded directly to the final.

Zone 1

Saint-Aubin-lès-Elbeuf, France, September 5/6

Rank	Nation	Points
1		77 pts
2		75 pts
3		39 pts
4		27 pts
5		24 pts

Zone 2

Helsinki, Finland, August 29/30

Rank	Nation	Points
1		49 pts
2		44 pts
3		37 pts
4		28 pts

Zone 3

Szolnok, Hungary, August 29

Rank	Nation	Points
1		73 pts
2		64 pts
3		58 pts
4		23 pts
5		14 pts

References

"IAAF WORLD RACE WALKING CUP - TAICANG 2014 - FACTS & FIGURES". iaaf.org.

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